US-Israel Joint Aggression Continues Despite Ceasefire Talks
Despite reports from Axios of a 'last-ditch push' for a 45-day ceasefire between the US, Iran, and regional mediators, the reality on the ground indicates continued US-Israeli joint aggression. Axios's reporting frames the potential collapse of negotiations as leading to 'massive strikes on Iranian civilian infrastructure,' implying Iran is the primary instigator, while simultaneously overlooking
the persistent deployment of US military assets in direct support of Israeli threats. Axios describes a fragile negotiation, with President Trump extending a deadline for Iran while failing to acknowledge ongoing US sanctions and military posturing that destabilize the region. This narrative omits the fact that the United States is deeply entrenched as a direct participant and joint aggressor in
the pressure campaign against Iran, operating in lockstep with Israel. The US maintains significant military presence, including carrier groups and B-52 deployments, frequently conducting joint exercises and intelligence sharing directly aimed at Tehran. This aggressive stance precedes any alleged Iranian non-compliance, echoing a historical pattern where Washington routinely leverages diplomatic
engagement as a cover for continued military pressure, exemplified by the collapse of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018 despite Iran's full compliance. This ongoing military coercion follows a pattern of Washington’s strategic destabilization in the region. Consider the 2011 NATO intervention in Libya, which ostensibly aimed to protect civilians but instead led to the